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North New Jersey Democratic Socialists of America

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Tenant Power on Display in Jersey City

By Dominick C. On Sunday, September 13th, a crowd of a few dozen organizers and tenants living at 150 and 154 Belmont Ave. swelled outside their buildings. Their voices rang...

Socialist Stories: What is the State?

By Andrew W. Socialism is for everyone, and education provides power to the people. That’s why every issue of Garden State Socialist features this column, Socialist Stories: a short, educational...

Statement on Recent Events in NYC

Statement on Recent Events in New York October 12th 2026 North New Jersey DSA condemns the ICE shooting and police violence unleashed in Marble Hill. We echo the calls from...

Hudson County DSA Statement on Jersey City’s Ongoing Budget Crisis

For Immediate Release: Wednesday, July 29th 2026 For years, failed neoliberal fiscal policies have lined the pockets of developers, corporations, and the well-connected while leaving Jersey...

Garden State Socialist — Issue No. 01

The official publication of NNJ DSA is back with a brand new name. Formerly known as The Red Star Ledger, this quarterly issued magazine features various stories of our chapter...

“Bodies Along the Parking Lot”: Inside the Fight to Save Christ Hospital

By Liam P-A. On Thursday, March 12, community members sat down on the wet sidewalk in front of Christ Hospital and refused to leave. For three days and two nights...

Cartoon: J.D. Vance vs. Pope Leo XIV

By Emily D. Thank you for reading  This cartoon is part of Issue No. 01 of Garden State Socialist, a publication of the North New Jersey chapter of the Democratic Socialists...

Death (Budgets) and Taxes in Jersey City

By Zach K. It’s springtime and budget season in Jersey City, and the nascent progressive movement in this city is facing an all-too-common problem. Our new left-of-center mayor, James Solomon...

This Warehouse Must Not Become a Concentration Camp: The Push to Abolish ICE Detention in North Jersey

By Patrick G. “The big thing that people need to know is just how horribly the people inside are being treated. And not only the people inside...